Beaufort Social News
Mn Lockwuod Phillips, Society Editor Pfcaaa 11241
Mr Mid Mrs Ralph Phillip*. for
merly of Chattanooga, Term , have
moved here to make their homo.
They have taken an apartment in
the Earl Noe house. Mrs. Phillips
is the former Doris Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill and
daughter, Anne, spent -Saturday in
Chapel Hill and attended the UNC
Wake Forest game.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Turnage, Mrs.
Alease Hill and two daughters, Pat
and Joyce, Miss Shirley Turnage
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and Mr. Robert Rusnell attended
homecoming at the Winter Green
Church, Cove City, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W Davis
returned home Saturday from the
Havana Nassau cruise on the M.S.
Stockholm.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilder spent
the weekend in Rock Hill, S. C.
Mrs. Howard Fodrie spent the
weekend in Raleigh with her fam
?y
Mrs. Ethel Mason of Raleigh
spent the weekend with Mrs. Hu
bert Fodrie. and attended the wed
ding of her son. Dr. Phil Mason, to
Miss Bertha Fulford.
Mr. and Mrfc. Claude Guthrie left
over the -weekend for Lynchburg,
Va., for a visit with Mrs. Guthrie's
sister. Mrs. J. C. Quarles.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Taylor re
turned home Friday from Chapel
Hill where Mr. Taylor had under
gone an operation at Memorial
Hospital.
Dr. and- Mrs. Theodore Salter
spent Saturday at Chapel Hill
where they attended the UNC
Wake Forest game.
Mr. Alec Erickson was taken to
Morehead City Hospital Saturday
for treatment.
Mrs. Christopher Jones and chil
dren and Mr. and Mrs. John Buffer
spent Saturday in New Bern.
Mrs. J. C. Neale Jr. of Mountain
Home, Tenn., arrived over the
weekend to visit her daughter and
son-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Danforth
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mussel
white Jr. and Mrs. Musselwhite of
Greenville spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Fodrie.
Mrs. M. Leslie Davis returned
home last Wednesday from a visit
to Philadelphia and Illinois.
Miss Judy Moore spent the
weekend in Farmville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sewell spent
Saturday at Chapel Hill where they
attended the UNC Wake Forest
football game.
Charles Chapped. Tom Hamilton
and Mr. Julian Hamilton spent Sat
urday at Portsmouth Island.
Mrs. Jack CrossweJl and baby son
returned to their home in Wake
Forest over the weekend after a
week's visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Guthrie.
Mrs. H. I. Saunders underwent
an operation at Morehead City Hos
pital yesterday.
Mrs. Ben Arrington returned
home Saturday from Norfolk where
she had been called by the illness
of her daughter. Ann Hopkins, a
student nurse at DePaul Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chadwick
spent Thursday in Raleigh where
they attended the Shrine Conven
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Clark and
family of La Crosse, Va., spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Skarren.
Obituaries
MRS. IDA MAE WILLIS '
Mrs Ida Mae Willis. 54. died
Saturday afternoon at Duke Hos
pital after a long illness.
Funeral services were held at
3:30 Monday afternoon in the First
Methodist Church, Morehead City,
*ith the Rev. Leon Couch, minis
ter, officiating. Burial vtas in Bay
View Cemetery.
Mrs. Willis, daughter of the late
James W. and Minnie Wilcox Tay
loi, was born in Jones County. She
had lived in Morehead City for the
past 34 years, and had worked for
the USO during the war years. Re
cently she had been employed by
White's. Ice Cream and Milk Com
ptny.
Surviving are a brother, Will R.
Taylor; twb sisters, Mrs W. A.
Hough, Mrs. O. H. Barfield, all of
Kinston. and several nieces and
nephews.
EDWARD STYRON
Funeral services for Edward
Styron, 74, who died at Morehead
City Hospital Thursday were held
at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in
the Atlantic Baptist Church, with
the Rev. Maurice Garner, Davis,
and the Rev. Mr. Privette officiat
ing. Burial was in* the community
cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Catherine Styron; a brother, John
of Lola, and three stepsons.
LIONEL B. TAYLOR
Funeral services for Lionel B.
Taylor of Smyrna, who died Tues
day in the Veterans Hospital. Rich
mond, after a long illness were
held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
in the Smyrna Methodist Church,
with the Rev. D. M. Tyson, pastor,
officiating. Burial was in the Bell
Cemetery. Smyrna.
Surviving are his wife. Dollie;
two daughters, Lionel and Diane,
of Smyrna; his mother. Mrs. Mary
fc. Taylor of Green Cove Springs.
Fla.; a brother, Robert F. of Miami.
Fla., and a sister, Mrs. A. L. Haas
of Homestead, Fla.
MRS. LOL'VENIA ROBINSON
Mrs. Louvenia Mason Robinson,
83, died Friday at the home of her
son. Callis Robinson, 120 Gordon
St., Beaufort.
Funeral services were held at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
home with the Rev. R. T. Willis
Jr., Morehead City, officiating.
Burial was in the community ceme
tery, Atlantic.
Surviving are her son, with whom
she made her home; four daugh
ters, Mrs. Glenn Spooner, Mrs. Vio
la Dickinson, both of Beaufort,
Mrs. Ira Morris of Atlantic, Mrs.
John R. Willis of Baltimore, 15
grandchildren and 17 great grand
children.
MRS. ARLKNA MAY
Mrs. Arlena May, 76, died at her
home at Mill Creek Friday.
Funeral services were held at
2:30 Saturday afternoon in the Bay
View Baptist Church. Burial was
in the church cemetery.
Surviving are one son, B. F. May,
three stepsons and four stepdaugh
ters.
KELLY R. MASON
Kelly R. Mason, 68, of Thomas
ville, died Friday in the Baptist
Hospital, Winston-Salem.
Funeral services were held at 11
o'clock Monday morning in the Sea
Level Methodist Church and burial
was in the family plot at Stacy.
Mr. Mason, son of the late James
and Susan Mason of Sea Level, is
survived by his wife, the former
Arietta Willis of Sea Level; a
daughter, Miss Lottie B. Mason; a
son. Bill of High Point; three sis
ters, Mrs. Van B. Mason of Beau
fort, Mrs. Johr E. Willis of Atlan
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Miss Bertha Fulford Married
Saturday in Ann Street Church
| The marriage pf Miss Bertha
Mae Fulford, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Vance Fulford. to Dr.
Phillip Royden Mason, son of Mrs.
Ethel W. Mason of Raleigh and
Mr. Zion Edward Mason of Nor
folk, was solemnized at 7:30 Satur
I day evening in Ann Street Meth
odist Church.
The Rev. J. D. Young, pastor of
the church, performed the single
ring ceremony before an altar
banked with white gludiolas, chry
santhemums, pompoms and laurel
roping. Candles gave the only il
lumination.
Prior to the wedding ceremony,
Mrs. Charles Hassell, organist, gave
a program of nuptial music and
Mrs. Josiah Bailey Jr. of Morehead
City, solowt, sang Beloved, It is
Morn, and as the benediction, The
Lords Prayer.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of ivory satin made on prin
cess lines, with a full cathedral
train and an off-shoulder neckline.
Her long sleeves terminated in
calla points at the wrist. Her
cathedral length veil of illusion
fell from an ivory satin crown
trimmed with seed pearls. She car
ried a cascade of white orchids.
Miss Betsy Fulford. sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. She wore
a floor length ivory satin gown
fashioned on princess lines with a
shoulder draped necklinc and short
sleeved jacket. She carried a bou
quet x>f yellow roses.
Mrs. Katy Lou Dorrler and Miss
Patricia Webb were bridesmaids.
They wore gowns identical to the
honor attendants' and carried arm
bouquets of red roses.
The Misses Deborah and Bever
lie Johnson of Raleigh, twin nieces
of Dr. Mason, were flower girls.
They wore floor length gowns of
white taffeta fashioned on princess
lines with off?shoulder necklines,
and matching half bonnets. They
carried nosegays of red roses.
Mr. Troy Johnson of Raleigh,
brother-in-law of 4)r. Mason, was
best man. Ushers were William
Vance Fulford. brother of the
bride, and William Alvin Davis of
Beaufort.
Immediately following the wed
ding ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Ful
ford entertained at ? reception at
the Inlet Inn to honor the bridal
couple.
Guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. J. F. Duncan. Mrs. Wil
liam H. Garvin Jr. of New York,
aunt of the bride, presided over |
the guest book. Mrs. Dick McClain.
Mrs. O. H. Johnson Jr., Mrs. C. C.
McCuiston, all of Morehead City,
and Mrs. Vance Fulford, sister in
law of the bride, served the punch
and Mrs. Ray Garrett served the
cake.
Mrs. Fulford wore a blue faille
and chantilly lace dress and a white
orchid corsage for her daughter's
wedding, and Mrs. Mason wore a
navy blue lace and net gown and
a white orchid corsage.
' On their return from a wedding
trip to the south, the newly mar
ried couple will make their home
in Richmond where Dr. Mason is
on the house staff of the Medical
College of Virginia.
ta, Mrs. Adelle B. Salter of Beau
fort; two brothers, Arthur of Beau
fort. Vernon of Sea Level, and two
grandchildren.
WILLIAM LEWIS
Funeral services for William
Lewis, 62. were conducted at 2:30
Friday afternoon in the Free Will
Baptist Church, Beaufort. Mr.
Lewis died Wednesday night at his
home, 415 Fine St., Beaufort.
Officiating at the funeral ser
vice were the Rev. Jam#s Howard,
pastor of the Free Will Baptist
Church, Beaufort, assisted by the
Rev. W. E. Anderson, Morehead
City, retired Free Will Baptist
Church pastor. Burial was in Ocean
View Cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Lewis are his wife,
Annie; a daughter, Mrs. Melvin
Borkoski, Baltimore; two sons, W.
J. and Cecil, both of Beaufort; a
sister, Mrs. Maggie Glover, Beau
fort, and four grandchildren.
Ann Neal Circle Meets
With Mrs. Leslie Moore
The Ann Neil Circle o( the Ann
Street Methodist Church met last
Monday with Mrs. Leslie Moore.
Mrs. James H. Potter III, chair
man, presided over the meeting.
Mrs. Bill Taylor gave the devo
tional and Mrs. George Huntley Jr.
gave the program on Steward sana
torium in Alaska.
Mrs. Moore served loft drinks
and cookies.
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Hospital Notes
Morehead City Hospital
Admitted:
Mrs. Karl RiKgs. Morehead City,
Wednesday; Mr. Cleveland Gilii
Jtin, Beaufort; the Rev. Walter Mil
lican, Beaufort RFD; Mrs. Pearl
Peed, Durham; Mrs. Roberl Rus
sell, Morehead City, all of whom
were admitted Thursday.
Mrs. William D. Abbott, More
head City; Mrs. Warren Grant,
Beaufort; Mr. Thomas Lewis. Mar
kers Island; Mr. Fred E. Mengel,
Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Robert Oakley,
Newport; Mr. Lewis Smith. Smyr
na; Mrs. Rodman Taylor, route 6
Havelock, all of whom were ad
mitted Friday.
Discharged:
Mrs. Carl Edwards and son, Mcr
rimon, Wednesday; Mr. Curtis C.
Holt. Morehead City, Wednesday;
Mr. George King. Beaufort. Thurs
day; Mrs. Bennie Lewis and son.
Broad Creek, Thursday: Mrs. Law
rence Ballance and son, Ocracoke,
Friday.
Sgt. Charles R. Dowdy, Camp Le
jeune; Mr. Garth Field, Morehead
City; Mrs. John Guthrie, Newport;
Mrs. Raymond Samuels and son,
Beaufort; Mr. Harold Scripture,
Morehead City, all of whom were
discharged Friday.
Mr. Herbert Whitehurst, Beau
fart. Friday; Mrs. Earl Taylar,
route 1 Newport. Saturday; Mrs.
Frank Marino and son, Morehead
City Saturday.
Sea Level Hospital '
Admitted:
Mike Campbell. Morehead City.
Thursday; Mrs. Norman Campbell.
Morehead City, Thursday; Mr.
Lionel Mason, Atlantic, Friday.
Discharged:
Mr William Gaskill. Sea Level.
Thursday; Mr. Osborne Pigott.
Gloucester, Thursday; Baby Earl
Kennethy Lawrence Jr., Beaufort
RFD,' Friday; Mrs. Lucy Mades.
Beaufort. Friday; Mr. Howard
Lewis. Stacy, 8unday; Lida Mae
Pigott. Gloucester, Sunday: Mr.
Thurman Guthrie. Marshallberg,
Sunday; Mrs. 8ylvia Miller, New
port RFD, Sunday.
Stork N?wt
Birth* at Morehead City Hospital:
To Mr. and Mrs. Frank lUrlno,
Morehead City, t ion, Bruno, Mon
day, Oct. 18.
To Mr. and Mrs Raymond Le?
Samuel, Morehead City, a son. Ray
mond Lae Jr.. -Monday, Oct. 18.
To Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Law
St. Paul's Auxiliary [I
Plant Benefit Card Party <
The Woman s Auxiliary of St. j
Paul's Episcopal Church will spon
nor a benefit card party Thursday
evening at the Parish House.
Bridge and canaeta will be play
ed, and there will be both progres- :
aive games and set games. Games 1
will be arranged tor partners, and
there will be table prizes for each
table.
Mrs. C. R. Wheatly is general :
chairman, Mrs. Kdmond Nelson.
Mrs. Jack Sewell and Mrs. Boh
Slater are in charge of refresh
ments; Mrs. Paul Jones, Mrs. i
Christopher Jones and Mrs. T. T. |
Potter are in charge of cards and
tables; Mrs. Cecil Brooks, Mrs. (
James Davis Potter. Mrs. Claud
Wheatly are in charge of decora
lions, Mrs. Joseph House is in
charge of prizes, and Mrs. Paul
Woodard and Mrs. J. F. Duncan
are hostesses for the evening.
Free Will Baptist League
Honors Mrs. George Lewis
Mrs. George Lewis was honored
by tl\? members of the Free Will
Baptist League Tuesday night at i
social at the home of Milan Huttry.
Mrs. Lewis has served the league
for the past 32 years as pianist. The ;
43 members present presented her
with a floor lamp to show their }
appreciation for her services.
The social was opened with sing .
ing and prayer. The Bible reading
was taken from the fifth chapter
of Romans.
Refreshments of soft drinks,
cakes and candies were served.
Tuttle's Grove Church
Holds Rally Day Sunday
Tuttle's Grove Methodist Church,
Beaufort Circuit, observed rally
day Sunday. Pins were given for
perfect attendance and class pro
motions were held.
The children, under the direction
of Mrs. (iraydon Jordan, youth
leader, gave a program.
Following the regular 11 o'clock
service with the Rev. R. M. Poulk
officiating, a picnic lunch was
served in the church yard. Friends
from Beaufort, Npfth River, Core
Creek, Russells Creek, and New
port were present.
Attend State Conference
Miss Lena Duncan. Jimmy
Wheat ley. Sylvia Harrell and Gehr
mann Holland will return home to
night from Shelby where they have
been attending the state student
government conference.
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Donna Beverly Willis
Celebrates Birthday
Donna Beverly Willis, 3 year-old
laughter of Mr. ami Mrs Donald
Willis of Ann Street, celebrated
icr birthday Wednesday afternoon.
A pink and blue birthday cake
Va? centered on the table, and the
Halloween motif was used for
avors. Ice cream, cake and mints
tfcre served the 10 young guests.
Guests were Cookie Guthrie, Jen
lifer Quinn, Carol Lunsford. Carol
Morris. Susan Willis. Debra Kit
rell, Dennis Ray Kittrell, Mikie
Vfitchell# Brad Dennis and Walter
Hewitt.
Mrs. W. A. Mace returned home
Friday from a visit to Chapel Hill.
Mm. Robert Smith won high
score prize, a string of rope beads,
Thursday evening when Mrs. Leslie
Moore entertained her bridge club.
Mr? Moore served apple pie a la
mode and coffee. #
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